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Taranaki Daily News, 19 June 1919, Page 8

SALES KY AUCTION. FRIDAY, JUNE 2« NEWTON KING m'AS rocoived instructions from MRS M. M. COATES, who has sold hee farm, to sell on the property, on above date, WITHOUT RESERVE: KQ DAIRY COWS (alt young), expected to calve .August-Septem-ber 1 Holstein bull ~, 1 Shorthorn tall 1G mixed weaners SO sheep 1 draught mare, all 'arm work (reserve) 1 bay gelding (reserve)' 1 black filly by Advance, rising 2 years (reserve), 3 breeding sows 1 Berkshire boar 8 weaner pigs 1 P. and D. si. plough, tine harrows, milk cans and buckets, poultry, stumping jack, 1 spricg cart, Planet Junior, crowbars, saws hammer and wedges, portable boiler, sundry farm tools, etc. Shares in Loffgartli Daiiy Co; ALSOH'ousehold furniture. Mrs. Coates'a herd originally comprised 74 cows, and they lave been culhi now down to 53. My agent has inspected these cow 3, and ho statis that they, are all young and in tip-top condition, and can recommend them to intending purchasers. For the convenir-nce of bflycrs any stock purchased at this sale can remain on farm till June ,"0.

ON THE FARM, WELD ROAD, OAKURA. THURSDAY, JUNE 26. NEWTON KING J"AS received instructions from Mr. Q. G. Grovcr, who has sold his farm, to sell by public auction t.& above, WITHOUT RESERVE: > DAIRY COWS 19 2-year in-cjlf heif.rs 6 store cows 2 Jersey bulls 35 Jersey yearling heifers 7 half to full draught horses Steel Queen discs, tine and chain harrows, Cambridge roller, Reid and Gray drill, Booth Macdonold d.i. plough, Hornsby s.f. plough, big 4 MjCormick mower, McCormick hay raks, 6-bottle Babcock teste-", milk ■waggon, spring cart, tip dray milk cans, ihorse block and pullejc;, gear, chains, tools and all farm sundries. . Luncheon Prodded. Sale at 12 noon. NOTE.—Mr. Grover his been breeding from good Jersey bulls row for a good number of years, and alsays kept only the best of the heifers foi himself. Th's herd now contains a good proportion of good-framed grade Jerseys, which are practically all sptingin? Sout'a Taranaki dairymen should njt miss the opportunity. Cars will run from Kaponga and Manaia on the mora'jig of sale.

ON THE FARM,- "ROFOON," OKATO. FRIDAY, JUNE 27. NEWTON KING ITAS received instructions from Mr. F. fe. SOLE, who ha 9 sold hi>; farm, to sell by public auction as above, WITHOUT RESI.RVE: ftQ CHOICE DAIRY COWS 34 selected 1 J to 3 -year Jersey, Shorthorn and Holstein springing heifers 4 cows in full milk 1 4-year pedigree fchortlw'n. bull, bred by Messrs. M Tunjbull an 1 Son. 8 yearling Shorthov\ bulls 1 3-year grade Shorthorn bull 2 2-year grade Shorthorn bulls 30 Shorthorn yearlings (good) 2 sows with litter* 45 fat sheep 11 store pigs, 2-year Berkshire boar, 2 18-month steers, 4 half to three-quarter-draught geldings, 1 three-quarter-draught mare, 1 4-ycar gig mare, 2 school ponies, 17 milk-cans, 2 iron skim-milk tanks, tank, 2 stacks oaten sheaf (about 20 tons), disc, tine and chain harrows, 9-coulter Monitor drill, Cambridge roller, concrete lawn roller, Duncan C-foot cultivator, d.f., s.f., and hillside ploughs, corn crusher (hand or power), milk waggon carry 13 cans, heavy waggon, spring dray, dray, gig and all farm harness, 2 children's riding, pads, fowls, salting troughs, eating and seed potatoes, farm sundries, tools and a quantity of good household furniture. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 11 a.m. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—My representative has inspected this herd and can recommend them to dairymen. They are a very fine line of big-framed Shorthorn cows in magnificent condition and are all springing right down. The first cows come in on July 1. The heifers are a first-class line, well worthy of inspection. The implements are all in splendid order. Motors will rim from Kaponga and Manaia the morning of sale. Please book teat*.